The Weatherman going all the way with the participants and the fans who are here for the final game in the World Series.

My blue sky with some very light flaky clouds up above.

Storm wind, drawing from left to right field and that right field line today will be the target for the Braves and the Yankees.

Seventh game of the World Series is actually the point of no return for New York or Milwaukee.

And so all that has gotten before is today old news to manipulate a praise into the valley of the 60,000 plus into the shadows of the house

that Ruth built will ride the great champions of the National League, the Braves, and the defending

world champions and American League title holders the New York Yankees.

Fans are bustling and they're really moving around.

There's a great excitement naturally whenever you come to the concluding game of the Royal Series.

Everything is being based on one delivery, one swing of the bat,

and so today everything is resting on this, the seventh game of the World Series.

The lineups now for today's game,

which may turn out to be the most important lineups that are the manager

Fred Henney or Casey Stingle,

have assembled in this great year of 1957. They announced to the

bands here assembled and so now in order to pass along to you. Exactly what everybody here is learning.

Here the lineup for the Milwaukee Braves visiting Yankee Stadium.

Bob Hazel will be in right field.

This one in right field. This fire in New York State, who is hopeful of doing something big to help his team today

as he did join the regular season when he came up to help them, is certainly trying and will be trying as will all of the lads to do

his very best for his ball club. Hazel has been up nine times. He has not had a base

set. He will be in right field. Johnny Logan will be at shortstop and he will bat second. Eddie Matthews will bat third and will play third.

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